Dispatch Sticks The Landing

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Arts, Kirk Hamilton, Video Games, Jason Schreier, Technology, Maddy Myers, Society & Culture

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2025

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Jason, Maddy, and Kirk have played through all of Dispatch, the new narrative superhero game from a crew of former Telltale directors, and there's a whole lot to discuss. They share their thoughts on the game, disclose whether they picked Invisigal or Blonde Blazer, and talk about what makes it all work so well. First section is spoiler-free, then they get into spoilers later on!

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0:00.0	With great power comes great responsibility, or maybe it's more like reprehensibility.
0:11.0	Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.
0:15.0	This week we all played Dispatch, a hard R-rated workplace comedy about a team of supervillains trying to do good and get
0:22.9	played. There are narrative choices large and small, and we all made different ones.
0:30.4	I'm Maddie Myers. I'm Jason Shrier. And I'm Kirk Hamilton, and hello. Hello. We made it back.
0:36.2	The Game Awards nominations came out this week and we were actually nominated.
0:41.1	Did you guys see this?
0:42.0	We were nominated for Best Indy Game because that means nothing.
0:46.3	Right.
0:47.4	You have a podcast in there.
0:49.0	Triple click on there.
0:50.0	Wow.
0:51.0	Yeah, we were up there alongside a photograph from 1985 and a dishwasher.
0:57.2	That's right.
0:57.9	That's right.
0:58.9	I hate doing dishes by hand.
1:01.7	What can I say?
1:03.0	Best indie game is actually Timothy Shalame.
1:06.5	Oh, congratulations.
1:07.1	Wow, wild.
1:07.8	Who knew?
1:08.9	He just happened to be at the awards.
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